kinyilvánítom

Kinyilvánítom is a Hungarian verb that translates to "I declare" or "I announce" in English. It is the first-person singular present indicative form of the verb kinyilvánít, which means to declare, announce, proclaim, or express.

The verb kinyilvánítom is used when an individual is making a formal or public statement of their intentions, beliefs, or decisions. It carries a sense of finality and authority. For example, someone might kinyilvánítom their love for another person, or a leader might kinyilvánítom a new policy. The word emphasizes the act of making something known or evident. It can also be used in a more general sense of expressing an opinion or feeling. The root of the word, kinyilvánít, itself is derived from "nyilván," meaning clearly or evidently, further reinforcing the idea of making something apparent.